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Instability in Patients with Lumbar Spine Disease or Fusion Undergoing Primary Total Hip Instability in Patients with Lumbar Spine Disease or Fusion Undergoing Primary Total Hip

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Instability in Patients with Lumbar Spine Disease or Fusion Undergoing Primary Total Hip - PPT Presentation

Posterior Approach vs Direct Lateral Approach Surgical approach 1 Karadsheh M THA Approaches Internet Santa Barbara CA Lineage Medical Inc 2021 June cited 2021 July 22 Available from httpswwworthobulletscomrecon12116thaapproaches ID: 935380

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Instability in Patients with Lumbar Spine Disease or Fusion Undergoing Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty

Posterior Approach vs. Direct Lateral Approach

Surgical approach

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Karadsheh M. THA Approaches [Internet]. Santa Barbara, CA: Lineage Medical, Inc. 2021 June [cited 2021 July 22]. Available from: https://www.orthobullets.com/recon/12116/tha-approachesLee SH, Lim CW, Choi KY, Jo S. Effect of Spine-Pelvis Relationship in Total Hip Arthroplasty. Hip & Pelvis 2019;31(1):4–10.

Amrit Parihar, Evan R. Deckard, Leonard T. Buller, R. Michael

Meneghini

Lumbar Spine Disease

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Binary logistic regression

Presence of lumbar DJD

OR 5.24

CI 1.47 to 18.69, p=0.018

Posterior surgical approach

OR 7.93

CI 1.04 to 60.6, p=0.046

Results

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Conclusion

Significance

Direct lateral approach is being phased out in favor other approaches

Need continued training of this approach for patients with lumbar DJD

Future considerations

Larger sample size

Anterior surgical approach

Direct lateral approach

should be considered for patients with lumbar DJD.